In a new book, former prime minister Paul Keating makes it clear that, from a young age, he was interested in power and the gaining of it.AAP/Daniel MunozExpanding upon his ABC TV interview series, Kerry O'Brien’s newly published conversation with former prime minister Paul Keating provides a fascinating study in leadership. By using a...
Tax is back in the news with the release of information of the taxes paid (or rather not paid) by some of the biggest companies operating in Australia.
After much hand wringing (and a break for Christmas) politicians will return in the New Year to attempt to get back some of the lost tax revenue, which, even though the country does not have a revenu...
Matthew McConaughey in Dallas Buyers Club.Voltage PicturesThe Dallas Buyers Club LLC v iiNet case appears to have come to an interesting junction yesterday when Justice Nye Perram moved to dismiss the case “in its entirety”.
Justice Perram had already said in August that DBC’s contention was “surreal”. This week he...
Concern about the level of transparency in the prison sector remains.Flickr/ Kate Ter HaarThe recent final report of Economic Regulation Authority (ERA) into the efficiency and performance of Western Australian prisons confirms ongoing concerns about transparency in the prison sector, with a legal wall still protecting private prisons from...
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